3. HOW IT WAS SEEN BEFORE...
HOW IT IS SEEN TODAY
BRAZIL

5. BRAZIL,
Strategic
Key market
market

6. BRAZIL
o The world's fifth largest country
o 8,600 millions km2
o 190,755 millions inhabitants
o USD 2.44 trillion GDP in 2011
o % of Agribusiness: 22,7%
Source: The Economist ANDAV

7. BRAZILIAN ARABLE LAND EQUALS 33 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
o Spain
o Italy
o England,
Scotland
and Wales
o Germany
o France
Source: John Deere

8. Nigeria
Indonesia
Angola
(MM hectares)
Sudan
Occupied area
Argentina
Canada
Australia
Congo
ARABLE LAND
Eur. Union
Available area
China
India
Russia
USA
Brazil
0
225.000
450.000

9. ECONOMY
Huge GDP
(US$ Trillion) 49 2020
38
2005
13 11th 27
5
3 2 2 0,7
........................................... 8 8
United Japan Germany UK China Brazil
States
China United Índia Japan Brazil
States
Source: Goldman-Sachs

10. North
KNOWN FOR ITS Territory: 3,9 km2
DEMOGRAPHIC, CLIMATIC AND Population: 15,8 MM
GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY GDP: US$ 96,2 bi
South
Territory : 06 Km2
Population : 27,4 MM
GDP: US$ 313,8 bi
Northeast
Territory: 1,6 Km2
Population: 53,1 MM
GDP: US$ 273,1 bi
Midwest
Territory: 1,6 Km2
Population : 14 MM
GDP: US$ 174,3 bi
Southeast
Territory: 0,9 Km2
Population : 80,4 MM
GDP: US$ 1,061 tri

11. BRAZIL,
the key and strategic market to be in

12. BRAZILIAN
AGRIBUSINESS - PROTEIN
o Largest cattle herd
o N#1 Exporter of
Beef & Chicken
o 2nd largest producer of meat
o 3rd largest poultry producer
o 4th largest producer of pork
meat and large scale exporter
o 5th largest milk producer
Fonte: UFDA, Agripoint, ABIEC, Anual Pec 011

13. BRAZILIAN
AGRIBUSINESS
“Brazil is to agriculture
what India is to business
offshoring and
China to manufacturing:
a powerhouse whose size
and efficiency
few competitors can match.”
Alan Beattie,
Financial Times
Fonte: UFDA, Agripoint, ABIEC, Anual Pec 011

14. BRAZIL,
Strategic
Key market
market

15. BRAZIL: LAND OF
OPPORTUNITIES
WHY?
o Growing worldwide
demand for animal protein
o Increasing purchasing
power
o World's biggest
marketable cattle herd
o The world is watching Brazil
o Large foreign investments
o Regulatory changes
o Privileged Climate

16. Cattle Poultry Swine Fish Pets
Meat

17. BEEF PRODUCTION &
CONSUMPTION
IN BRAZIL - 2011
Production
Consumption
9.771
9.486
8.033
7.832 7.830 9.180
6.945 7.540
9.297 7.321
9.053 6.811
9.000
8.776
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011*
* Estimate
Source: USDA 2011

18. Gado Poultry Swine Fish Pets
Milk

19. MILK PRODUCTION
IN BRAZIL - 2011 TON
30.846
29.948
28.795
27.820
26.750
25.230
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011*
(p) Preliminary Data (p1) Projection
Source: USDA 2011; Dairy World Markets and Trade

20. EFFICIENCY GAP IN THE BRAZILIAN
CATTLE INDUSTRY
The Tecnology Opportunity
115
104
73 68
58
45
USA Canada Australia New Argentina Brazil
Zeland
Kg of beef / carcass / cattle
herd in the country

21. Brazil can help the
World’s future
o With everything we do
o With everything we work
hard to achieve
o with everything we seek
o We need to ask
ourselves…
... HOW WILL WE
FEED THE
WORLD?

22. BRAZIL,
the key and strategic market to be in

23. Para onde vai a estrada do boi?
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25. O Brasil pode alimentar o mundo de maneira sustentável
63%
85%
60%
87%
27%
41%
Diferentes Biomas / Diferentes Produtos

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36. Pecuária nos
EUA
Convencional
(com Tecnologia)
vs.
Pecuária
Natural:
Aspectos
Econômicos e
Ambientais
CAPPER, J.L. Beef production
System ustainability and the
Environmental Impact of beta-
Agonists. Unpublished data.
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38. Confinamento
noBrasil
Um Caminho Sólido para a Produtividade